The Ashworth Paradox
Europe, 1348. The Black Death was sweeping across the continent like a scythe through wheat, and in the shadow of the dying fields, a young Italian mathematician was learning to count the dead. Lorenzo d'Avila was twenty-two years old, from Florence, and possessed of a mind that saw patterns where others saw chaos. While the plague took his neighbors and friends and teachers, Lorenzo sat in the...
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